Tidalwave Watersports

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A New Name: On September 26, 1942, USS Bon Homme Richard was renamed USS Yorktown CV10 in honor of Yorktown CV5 that was sunk at the Battle of Midway. This is a picture of the ship under construction in dry dock.

Thank to Coastal for sharing. We love seeing them everyday!

New Science Alert! You all may be familiar with common bottlenose dolphins, known by their scientific name, Tursiops truncatus. But did you know that there are three different ranging patterns for bottlenose dolphins off the East Coast? There are those that live in estuarine waters, those that migrate up and down the coast line, and those that live miles offshore. Well, scientists have recently proposed that coastal and estuarine bottlenose dolphins along the East Coast are actually a different species than the offshore form of bottlenose dolphins. After a decade of research analyzing DNA samples and morphological data from tissue samples, skulls, and vertebral columns, it was revealed that coastal/estuarine dolphins evolved independently from their offshore counterparts and are more closely related to dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean.

And with a new species, comes a new name! The scientific name, Tursiops erebennus, was chosen as this was originally used back in 1865 when the first description of a coastal bottlenose dolphin was published. The new common name is Tamanend’s bottlenose dolphin.

So what does this mean? Well if you see a local bottlenose dolphin around the Lowcountry, you’re looking at Tursiops erebennus, but if you head far offshore and see one, you’re looking at the true Tursiops truncatus! This new taxonomic designation does not change the existing stock boundaries or protection status of the dolphins under the Marine Mammal Protection Act. This also highlights how important it is to study dolphins (even the ones that die). Without the samples and skull specimens, this would've never been found!

Costa, A., et al. (2022). The common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) ecotypes of the western North Atlantic revisited: an integrative taxonomic investigation supports the presence of distinct species. Zool. J. Linn. Soc-Lond., 1-22.

As the sun sets on this incredible summer season, seize the opportunity to make the most of every remaining moment. Hop on our jet skis and ride the waves like there's no tomorrow! 🌊💫

Splashing into the weekend like… is it Friday yet?! ​​​​​​​​​Whose parasailing this weekend? 🚤🪂

Jet skiing isn't just a ride, it's a journey!!

Feel the rush, savor the view, and let the winds of excitement carry you to new heights. Are you ready to soar? 🪂🌊